This set is in the style favored by Rikyu, so it can be used regardless of the school of tea. The mizusashi (water jar) has a traditional oni-men (demon face) design with yuikan (loop handles). The items are listed in the order of mizusashi, shakutate (ladle stand), kensui (waste water container), and futaoki (lid rest). Each item shows some signs of use, but overall they are in beautiful condition. The condition is generally good. There are some minor scratches on the tatami-tsuki (the part that touches the tatami). Please check the "bottom" photos (⑧⑪⑭⑰) for the condition of each item. The original box has the inscription "Karakan Minagu, Syouun Saku" (唐銅皆具　祥雲作) on the lid. Although the details of the artist are unknown, it is presumed to be a renowned craftsman from the Showa era, based on the high-quality materials used and the excellent construction and material of the box. *This is different from modern Western materials. It does not leak water and can be used immediately. Original box included. "Mizusashi" (Water Jar) Diameter 19.3 cm (excluding ears) Height 19 cm (excluding knob) Mouth diameter (inside) 11.5 cm "Shakutate" (Ladle Stand) Neck diameter 5.2 cm Body diameter 9.9 cm Height 8.2 cm "Kensui" (Waste Water Container) Body diameter 13.1 cm Height 8.9 cm Mouth diameter (inside) 12 cm "Futaoki" (Lid Rest) Top diameter 5.2 cm Height 4.6 cm Bottom diameter 4.6 cm [Reference] Chado Daijiten (Encyclopedia of Tea Ceremony), Tankosha #Why not have your own tea utensils? #Chawan-ya Shokudo #TeaUtensils #Minagu (Complete Set) #RikyuStyle #Metalwork #TeaCeremony #Syouun #Sen no Rikyu #Omotesenke #Urasenke #Mushakojisenke #AntiqueArt #Chanoyu (Tea Ceremony) #TeaRoom #TeaGathering